How I Find My Next Mobile App Project
Finding the next mobile app is often harder than building it. Here's the process I use to look for a real problem, a reachable market, and a realistic chance of building something better.
Notes on building and shipping software — tools, techniques, and best practices.
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Finding the next mobile app is often harder than building it. Here's the process I use to look for a real problem, a reachable market, and a realistic chance of building something better.
How I run A/B tests in mobile apps — App Store pages, onboarding, paywalls, and pricing — and how RevenueCat, Adapty, and Superwall make the loop faster.
I’ve started using Ameliorate as one of those tools that quietly becomes part of your everyday workflow.
One of the easiest mistakes to make when building AI-powered software is assuming that the most capable model is always the best model.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is quickly becoming one of the most useful ways to connect AI assistants to real software-development environments.
MoSCoW is a simple way to decide what must ship, what can wait, and what you are explicitly not doing — so a backlog stops pretending everything is equally important.
The subscription app economy has entered a new phase.
An AI harness is the software around a model — tools, context, and runtime — that turns a raw LLM into a system that can actually get work done.
Local models are not a replacement for cloud APIs. They are a different set of trade-offs — privacy, cost, latency, and control — that win for some workloads and lose for others.